"Soft" Baby Hair Diy | Loose Deep Wave Wig | Wiggins Hair

What'S up, ladies welcome back, it's your girl, hypnotic lady and i'm back with another hair tutorial. Today i will be partnering with the company wiggins hair here, i'm just showing you all the gifts and goodies. I got in this package y'all they were so sweet. They sent adjustable straps, they sent two satin or silk head scarves. I got some lashes. I got a makeup set y'all like clutch, but this is the hair in the box. Of course, you know wiggins hair. This is their 017 loose deep wave wig. It did come in 24 inches and it is 150 density. I did go ahead and bleach the knots and pluck it off camera. If you guys want to see an updated tutorial on how i customize my frontals, please let me know just leave a comment below, but yeah you want to go ahead and um apply the lace to your hairline and i didn't do a full wig cap with this, Because we wanted something quick and easy y'alls 2021, we got all day y'all. So what i did was, i went ahead and cut out my ear tabs and now i'm taking my scissors and i'm also going to use this eyebrow comb and i'm just going to go in and cut out the perimeter of the lace and y'all. When i cut this lace and y'all see how it's blending sis get into it, sis and tell me where you see a lace baby, tell me where you see a lace flawless and you want to repeat the process on the same side. I'M doing the same thing with the eyebrow razor, i'm just cutting off the excess lace or going against the perimeter of my hairline with my razor comb and um. If you have any extra straggly lace, um that is sticking out, you can always go in with a comb or with your eyebrow razor again and just cut that off wherever you need it. I do find that the eyebrow razor looks way more natural, like y'all. Look at this: it's not glued down. Nothing like wiggins, hair, didn't come to play, says didn't come to play next, i'm gon na just wipe down the perimeter of my hairline with the alcohol swab. You already know those who follow me we getting into it. I am going to use bold hold active for this install. I know i usually do a glueless install, but i wanted this to stay. For you know a couple days until i switched it out and as you guys can see, i don't have a full ball cap and that's why i was telling you guys in the beginning. I don't have a full book, a full ball cap um. I just took a side cap put some makeup on it, the same color. You know as my foundation and stuff and then just brought it up to my hairline and then i'm putting a thin layer of glue right in front of my hairline. You don't want to put the glue exactly on your hair because it will put a strain on your hair and if you don't know how to properly take it out, it will rip your hair out and you know don't nobody want to be walking around with no Edges so i just pulled my cap up all the way up to my hairline to my edges and then um. I, like i said i went in with a thin layer of glue right in front of my hairline right in front of that, and i just repeated this process two or three more times and use my blow dryer in between. Until i got the tacky substance that i wanted and then we're gon na go ahead and lay that lace down once you're ready to put your lace on, you want to go ahead and grab it make sure any straight hairs or any flyaways are pushed back and Then you want to gently: lay you lay your lace on top of your glue, don't press it in and mash it super super hard, like just gently press it in with your fingers or a rat tail comb. If you don't um, if you got like oil on your hands, use a rat tail comb or something but don't smash the hair into the glue light. Just gently press it lightly. Press the lace into the glue and you'll get the look that you're going for um and you want to repeat the same process. Well, i'm going to repeat the same process on each side, because i didn't put glue down there by my ear tabs. I was focusing more on the um, forehead and temple part of my area, but yeah, i'm just going to repeat the same process. I did up top on the sides and use my blow dryer in between once. I feel that it's tacky enough and i like the texture, i'm gon na - go ahead and press my lace down. Next, i'm going to take this holding spray, i love using the got to be um free spray or any got to be free spray, and i just spray a thin layer on the perimeter of my hairline and then go in with my blow dryer to make sure Everything is sealed like the deal, but yeah um, i just repeat the same process on the other side and then, like i said i go in with my blow dryer and i'll, either use my hands or my rat tail comb and just give it a you know, Check check make sure everything's, secure, delayed flat and so on and so forth. Next, we're going to go ahead and get into parting and doing the baby hair. I of course want to do the middle part, i'm a middle part queen. So that's what we're doing and i'm going to take this wax stick right here and just press out the perimeter of my hair with my hot comb y'all. This gets your hair flat flat, like wig, be looking like it's yours, sis and again i have my hot comb. I think i have it on the highest setting. I think it goes to 450 degrees, and i got this from my local beauty supply store. But as you guys can see, it literally melts the frontal like it, lays it down and y'all. This is looking so much like scalp like i can't get enough of it, but yeah. You want to just take your hot comb and press it out um to your liking. I, like my wigs, looking real flat, so i pressed that out literally until i'm damn near about to burn myself but yeah. You can do as you guys, like i'm just showing you guys my experience. Those of you who follow me know how i get down if you are new hate. This don't forget to like comment and subscribe, but yeah back to the tutorial. Do y'all see how flat that is, and i'm gon na do the other side just so you guys can see, and once we do, that we're gon na go ahead and get into the baby hair part. For my edges, i just pulled out a small thin layer going across the perimeter of my whole hairline and then i'm going to use these dug build clips to pinch everything together and i'm going to go back in with my hot comb to make sure everything else Pulled out other than my um baby hair is laid flush back flat straight, like you need everything laid now. I'M gon na take my pink strip that i got from wiggins hair. This is their silk tie that came with my packaging. I'M going to go ahead and tie that up and then i'm going to go ahead and define my curl pattern. Since this is a loose deep wave, i'm just going to use um. You know light products, nothing too heavy. I'M going to take my water bottle. I have nothing but just water and hair in my spray bottle and i'm going to saturate the hair on both sides, as you guys can see. The little highlights on the side that jump just is so cute. It just gives me the pop, but i'm using my um brush to detangle the hair and then, like i said, i'm just taking in with a spray bottle. Once i get the hair wet like how i needed to, as you guys can see, i just repeated that process on the same side, now i'm going to take my body mousse and i'm going to use this to define and seal in my curl pattern. Um, as you guys can see, i just took like a thick substance and i started at the top and then worked my way to the bottom. In like a scrunch-like motion, once i did that um, i'm pretty much done with the hair, you just want to make sure it's wet enough to your liking and don't put too much foam to where the point where it's all hard and crunchy sis. Just take your time figure out what you like to do. I know just what i like to do and i just decided to show you guys but yeah enough, talking, um. You want to go ahead and take your head scarf off by time by this time. You know your hair should be dry. It should be ready to go once i peel this off y'all get into that lace, honey laid laid and for some odd reason i was not in camera at all. When i did my baby hairs. So all you guys are gon na see is me actually going in and plucking um my hairline, i'm just plucking out my baby hairs because i wanted them real thin. I want them to look real soft, real, thin, fine, baby hairs, so i'm taking my um tweezers and i'm just going in and plucking the baby hairs that i previously took out before we cut them and lay them down and again y'all. Like i said, i did not get myself in frame um in the camera shot at all, while i was doing it so you're just going to see me come back with my swoops, i'm so sorry y'all that pissed me off, because it there's a whole purpose of This damn video but yeah um. You literally want to repeat the same process of how i do with all my other videos. Um, pull out your baby hair tweeze them to a thin liking. However, you like them and then we're going to go in with the got to be glued products and a edge control brush and swoop them hose. This is what the edges came out. Looking like - and this was the other side, so i wanted y'all to see i'm so sorry, i didn't include the process, but this was the finished look right here. Y'All and i love it. So much tell me what you guys think all right guys. This is the finished, look y'all get into it, getting to it, yeah, okay! I am in love with this hair. Again this is wiggins hair. This is their t17 loose wave um. I hope i'm saying this right loose, wave, texture, um and it did come custom colored with these little brown highlights that you guys see right here and then this natural color right here now the wig is um. I would say 24 inches long on me and i do believe this is 150 or 180 density um. It looks thin right now because it's wet, but once it's dry, i'm sure it'll poof back up, like you guys seen earlier in the clips, but this is it y'all, i'm in love and y'all. This is wiggins hair. Tell me what you guys think. First, video in 2021: you already know how we commences, but give me a like comment and subscribe. Let me know what other type of videos you guys want to see and i'll see you guys in my next video bye,